Posted by rusty6 on October 18, 2014 at 12:47:17 from (142.165.85.239):
In Reply to: Mud Harvest posted by Jim in Sask on October 18, 2014 at 08:58:26:
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Jim, its the Gopro camera and they are made for that rugged type of service. Although I think the Canon would have been fine too.
Dave H, my 1660 does not have rear wheel assist. I wish it did.
Ironic that this was the same field that my dad and uncle had a muddy harvest in the spring of 1952. Wheat swaths had laid out all winter and they got to harvest them in April of 52 . Uncle's LA Case on the model A combine and dad's D John Deere on standby to pull the LA when it got stuck.
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